worth dyno?

SupersonicGSR99

New Member
so got a 1999 GSR 2dr 58K i just got with an aem intake and im putting on greddy headers and the evo 2. Is it worth getting some sort of ecu like hondata and gettin some fine tuning on the dyno?
 

Winki

Undercover mod
you can pull a little extra powa but i would not waste money on tuning if you dont need to, there just basic bolt ons but a tune never hurts. make sure to convert to OBD1
 

Kuchtaboy

Unregistered User
with bolt-ons your car will adjust fuel trims itself. I say not worth a tune unless you really want to and have extra cash.
 

JDMxDB8

Raceline USA
I'm in the same situation. All I have are bolt-ons and I'm planning to get a Hondata S100 and get a tune.

BTW, It's "header", not "headers".
 
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dc2GS-R

Super Moderator
JDMxDB8 said:
In in the same situation. All I have are bolt-ons and I'm planning to get a Hondata S100 and get a tune.

BTW, It's "header", not "headers".
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BTW, it's "I'm in", not "In in" lol
 


yunwawa

New Member
also the hondata would be used for when you add bigger injectors and stuff like that. I have a vafcII and still wish there was nothing there~
 

DA_Integra

Not White, Pearl White
Not really worth it for just simple bolt on's but if you plan on contiune to add bolt on's then go for it.
 

TegSox

Super Duper Moderator
You can get a little more power with a tune, whether or not it's "worth it" is up to you, its your money. And something simple like a V-AFC could do the job. I guess, if you plan on doing more mods in the future, the investment in a more high end tuning system now can be more justified. Because you'll want to retune after every mod you do, and if you get extreme enough with the mods like going high compression/bigger cams, a quality tuning system will be a must at that point, so why not spend the money now. You can look at it that way.
 

Integraguy04

CORNER CARVER
yea save the money till you get more performance adders...cuz if you go get it tuned on just I/H/E and then put more stuff on..your going to have to get it re-tuned and that costs money
 
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